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Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport (IATA: SXA) is the only international airport in the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is located at Badgam, nearly 12 km from the city centre. The airport operates direct domestic flights by all major airlines to New Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Amritsar. The airport received its international status in 2005. A few international flights to Dubai and seasonal Hajj charters to Jeddah also operate from Srinagar Airport. Srinagar Airport has an integrated terminal for domestic and international flights. The airport is equipped with restaurants, shops, and ATMs, in addition to a childcare room, Lost and Found, an information counter, and other services. Taxis, buses, car rentals, and rickshaws are available outside the terminal.

Also known as the "Venice of the East", Srinagar is the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir. It is a beautiful city located in the Kashmir Valley on the banks of the River Jhelum. The town is surrounded by the Himalayan mountains, adorned by Mughal gardens, and is home to tourist attractions like Dal Lake and Nigeen Lake. Srinagar is aptly called the "Land of Lakes and Gardens". One of the most popular holiday destinations in India, Srinagar attracts tourists from around the world to its gardens, shikaras, and houseboat stays on Dal Lake. The floating vegetable market in Dal Lake is among the major highlights for tourists in Srinagar. The climate in Srinagar is much cooler than in the rest of India. Summers are suitable for visiting the city because of its warm and pleasant weather. Winters are colder due to moderate to heavy snowfall. Kashmiri dry fruits, carpets, embroidered clothes, and intricate handicrafts are famous among tourists. Sufiyana Kalam and Chakri are among the most popular kinds of traditional music played in the region. Bhand Pather is the traditional folk theatre form of Srinagar and involves plays that present a satirical take on the social, political, and economical issues of the society. The authentic cuisine of Srinagar comprises rice and non-veg items like mutton, chicken, or fish. Sheermal and Baqerkhani are the breads without which a Kashmiri breakfast is incomplete. One can roam and enjoy the local delicacies in the region, with Wazwan being the most famous.

Dimapur Airport (IATA code: DMU) is a public airport that serves the city of Dimapur and Nagaland. The airport was built during World War II and is the only civil airport in the Nagaland. The airport is 7 km from the city railway station and 8 km from state bus stand. Dimapur Airport has a single terminal that can handle 350 arriving and 200 departing passengers. Air India and IndiGo are among the major airlines operating from Dimapur to cities like Dibrugarh, Kolkata, Delhi, Hyderabad, Patna, and Bengaluru. Dimapur Airport offers wheelchairs and medical facilities, car rental services, child care rooms, and ATMs. One can avail of public taxis, buses, or cabs to commute in the city.

Located in Nagaland, Dimapur is one of northeast India's largest and fastest-growing cities. This ancient capital of the Kachari Tribe is often referred to as the gateway to Nagaland because it is home to the state's only railway station and airport. Dimapur was made the capital of the Kachari tribes in the 13th century and is now majorly occupied by the Naga tribes. The traces of the ruins of the Kachari tribe are scattered through the city, making it a favourite among travellers while it still thrives on its tribal culture. Dimapur in Naga means the city by the great river. It is surrounded by the River Dhansiri on the eastern side, while wooded hills and fields mark the western boundary. On a visit to the city's bazaars that still depict the tribal essence, one can find goods and antiques imported from the neighbouring countries of China, Myanmar, and Thailand. Dimapur has moderate weather throughout the year. October to March is the best time to visit Dimapur when it doesn't receive much rainfall.